MARCH was a strange month for me. The Northern Hemisphere cold and flu season struck with a vengeance, which affected post frequency, and a few other things came up unexpectedly on the home front.
There were a lot of things I wanted to write about but never got to. That’s typical, though. I only write about 10% to 20% of the things I think are noteworthy in a normal month. Last month, though, I covered about 3% of what I would have liked to.
Despite that, we still had a few posts that caught your attention. Here are the most popular ones:
Great online annual reports of 2008 — Part 1
Did e-proxy figure in Apple’s surprise say-on-pay loss?
NIRI members’ discontent posted on Web
Google Trendalyzer great for finance & spreadsheets (there it is again!)
Firms blame Broadridge, SEC for e-proxy snafus
Guidelines for Online Shareholder Meetings was the most popular page on IR Web Report in March.
Dominic (bio & disclosures) is IR Web Report‘s founder and an online investor relations consultant. He advises leading public companies and investor relations service providers worldwide on using the web for disclosure, engagement and profile building. You can contact him via the contacts page.
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